This tidal tributary of Delaware Bay offers paddlers miles and miles of marshy terrain for paddling and birdwatching. The first half-mile or so after the put-in can be muddy and shallow at low tide but as you head downstream the river spreads and offers lots of channels and ponds for exploration. Access down the river is limited but there are so many channels and bays to explore that an out-and-back trip on the river can keep you busy for a long time. The creek also connects to the Dividing Creek which is another long tributary that offers even more paddling options. Bringing along a map of the river is recommended as a safety precaution as getting disoriented in the area is very possible.